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Meaning of caucus
A caucus is a meeting of members of a political party or group to discuss and decide on a particular issue or to select candidates.
Etymology of caucus
The word "caucus" originated in the 18th century in North America, specifically in the Algonquian language, where it referred to a meeting of tribal leaders or advisors
The term was later adopted into English and has been used to describe various types of meetings and gatherings, especially in politics
Synonyms
meeting
conference
gathering
assembly
convention
conclave
council
committee
board
panel
forum
discussion
dialogue
negotiation
consultation
parley
colloquy
symposium
seminar
workshop
session
hearing
audience
confluence
convocation
synod
congress
parliament
legislature
diet
council
synod
convocation
assembly
conference
convention
forum
seminar
symposium
workshop
colloquium
conclave
parley
Definitions
- A meeting of members of a political party or group to discuss and decide on a particular issue or to select candidates
- A group of people with shared interests or goals, especially in politics
- A meeting or gathering of people, especially for discussion or decision-making
Usage Examples
- The party will hold a caucus to select its candidate for the upcoming election
- The caucus meeting will discuss the proposed legislation and decide on a course of action
- The senator attended a caucus of her party to discuss the budget proposal
Antonyms
dissolution
dispersal
separation
division
fragmentation
isolation
solitude
individuality
independence
autonomy
nonalignment
noncooperation
opposition
resistance
defiance
disobedience
noncompliance
boycott
strike
protest
demonstration
riot
uprising
rebellion
revolution